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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-12-23
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CHICAGO, December 13.-CharIes Vetter
Rives has filed suit against Chicago for $780,
600 for false arrest. He was arrested dur
ing the excitement attending the execution
of the anarchists on the genera suspicion
that he sympaJhized with the anarchists.
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Annther E.alIroad - - -

DODGE CRY, KAN, December I5.-The
Arkansas, Kansas 81 Colorado railroad
reached this city to-day. This is the hrst
additional trunk line of five railroads that
Dodge City viii have within another year.
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COUNom GROVE, KAN, December 13.-An
unknown mar, about 30 years Of age, was
killed by the cars here this afternoon. From
papers found on his person 1t was le armed
that he had just taken mp a land claim at
Lamar, Col, and was on his way to Car
tnaua- Mo-
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- InlmedIats -.

WLLKEsBARREs Pa, December 14.-Gen-
eEal Master Workman POWdsrly was rest
ing comfortably at his home IN Hyde Park
at O'Clock this evening. Bis physician,
DIT. Ale1s says his case is not q serious one.
re CutV needs rest
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aIInreannIis TlnIr-men,. Convention.

Minneapolis State Dairymenis convention
adopted a memorial to congress to-day ask
ing that the manufacture of fraudulent but
ter be prohibited, or that manufacturers be
compelled q F-lof their product pink.
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80 D. DieeoverIeg.

81. LOUIS, December 16.-Advices from
Precas ALBANIA, IN the southern part OF Ia
mauIipas, state that extensive deposits Of
gold and cinnabar or MISUNDERSTANDING
ore have have been discovered near there.
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Paris. December 16.-M. Edwards. man
ager of Lematin, fought a duel with M
Mayer manager of La Lanterns. Both
dueliists were slightly wounded.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., December I'M.
Hoar from the committee on privileges and
elections presented a report in the West
Virginia case. The report was favorable to
Mr.. Faulkner, and he was seated.
The following bills were introduced
By Mr.. GeOrge-HO protect innocent
purchasers Of patented articles.
Mr.. Chandler offered resolution author
izing the select committee on Indian traders
authorized On June 3, 1856, TO continue its
investigation. The senate then adjourned
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House

WASHINGTON, D. c., December ia large
number Of executive communication were
laid before the house.
The committee on elections was named,
and the chair directed all papers in contes-
ted election cases to be referred to it, after
which the house adjourned until Friday.
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LONDON, December I6.-The Marquis Of
I-4Orns is seriously Ill with disease Of the
throat.
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SALuIA. KAN, December 16.-Ths Rock
Island railroad reached this city to-day.
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H. " EECH,
 Chairman.

Board met at 80 o'clock p. m. as per adjournment. Full Board present.
 In the matter of proposals for doing the county printing, upon the statement of r. J. Bolan, Esq, District Attorney for Graham county, that certain laws had been passed by Ihe 14th Legislative As senbly of tho Territory of Arizona, affecting the publication of the proceedings of Boards of Super visors of the several counties in tho territory it is ordered that no con tract be let by this Board at its present meeting until after tho re
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ceipt of the laws enacted by the 14th Legislative Assembly of said Territory of Arizona, and 1t Is further ordered that J. T. Fitzger- aid be and he is hereby allowed to withdraw his bid Without opening) for doing the county printing, pre- scented to this Board at its present meeting and that all publishing and advertising required by the county, between now and the next quarterly meeting of the Board be done by the present contractor at the rates stipulated in his contract with the Board (the said contrac- tor, J. T. Fitzgerald, being present and agreeing and assenting there to.( and 1t is further ordered that the Clerk of this Board invite pro posals for doing the county print ing by publication of 6 notice to that effect in three weekly issues of the Clifton CLARION, said bids to be received up to the hour of 12 o'clock m., July 5th, 1887.
 The following bills on the county General Fund were examined, al lowed and ordered pad by the Board, viz:
 Cruz Sosa, nursing paupers, $20.
 Leonce Fraissinet, bounty on scalps of wild animals and pur- chased accounts $635.
 Leonce Fraissinet bounty on wild animal scalps S35.
 Geo. H. Stevens and W. c. ". Smith, through ?. Michelena, ap- piled to the Board to purchase Roworth & Veatch's house at the foot of Graham mountains acquir- ed by the Territory of Arizona by 1reasurer's deed for delinquent taxes of said Roworth x Neatch for the year 1885, said applicants offering therefor the sum of $60, on motion 1t is ordered that where as said property has been duly ad vertised for sale as required by law that the same be and is hereby sold to said applicants, George Il. Stevens and ". c. ". Smith for tho sum of $60 and that the prop CT instrument conveying the Ter ritory's right andtitle to said prop erty be executed and delivered to said Geo. H Stevens aud ". C. ". Smith upon the payment by them of the sum of 260.
 r On motion the Board adjourned until Thursday, April 7th, 1887 at 9 o'clock 8. n.
 HYRUM WEIGH,
 Attest, Chairman.
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

-sary and proper steps towards a speedy funding of the outstanding indebtedness of the County of Graham fcourt house bonds ex- cepted) up to July 30th 1886.
 And be 1t further resolved that the nur@b Der of bonds for the pur- pose of funding the aforesaid in- debtedness shall be (100) one hun dred, in the denomination of (S1,- 000) one thousand dollars each and to bear interest at the rate of ' per cent. per annum, principal and in terest payable in lawful money of the United States, and in the man. Ter prescribed by law. On motion it is ordered that District Attorney, r. J. Bolan, be and he is hereby author ized and directed to draft and pre- pare, for approval by this Board, q bond or set of bonds, in conform ity with the law authorizing the issue thereof, for purposes of fund.- ing county indebtedness. | On motion of Chairman Weech if Is hereby ordered that Rarnalte Palm be ard is hereby appointed to the office of Justice of the Peace in and for precinct No ,, vice James E. Garratt resigned, and the clerk is instructed to notify Mir. Palm of his is.appointment and to file his bond according to law.
 On motion it is ordered that the Sheriff be and is hereby instruct ed and required to cause the fence around the court house grounds to be removed leaving only ono post at each of the four corners of said grounds, and
 It is further ordered that the Clerk of this Board be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to use his utmost efforts to sell or cause to be sold, the wire hereto fore forming or constituting part of the fence aforesaid.
 The following resolution was unanimously passed by the Board, viz:
 RESOLVED: That whereas. H. C.. Boon, member of this Beard, con- templates, in the near future, & visit to eastern markets, that he be and is hereby authorized and di- rected to purchase for the County | Treasurer office, a good and sub stantial time-lock safe, at a cost, delivered at said Treusurer's office, not to exceed $1,200. The Probate Jndge, J. T. Fitz- gerald audited Supervisors ac- counts for this quarter as follows, viz:
 H. c. Boon fees and mileage as supervisor S38.
 Wm. Whelan fees and mileage IS supervisor S52.
 H. Weech fees and mileage as supervisor $26.
 There being DO further business before the Board it adjourned sine die.
 HYRUM WEIGH. Chairman. Attest,
 P. MIcHELENA,
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Attest.
Natures Mysterious Process.
P. MIcHELENA,
 Clerk.

Where the diamond comes from nobody knows. You can no more predict the existence of diamonds than you can the existence of gen jus, to be sure, all diamond fields i to a certain extent resemble each other; and all, borrowing as they do, their light from the sun, are found only in warm climates. Nor can you tell where the diamond goes to on combustion. Burn it, and 1t leaves no ash; the flame Is exterior, like that of cork, and when # has blazed itself cut there remains not even so much as would dust the antenn@ of a butterfly. If a man has his mysteries, his strange conversions, his going in a sinner, his coming out a saint, so, too, has nature. The philosophers stone Is formed of the vilest ma terials, and the chimney sweep IS covered with that which, under happier auspices, would be jewels. This mysterious process of crysta- lization places between two bodies of the same nature a greater diff ference than between bodies diff ferently composed. And yet not so great a amystery either, for every year process is discovered for making diamonds-only somehow the diamonds are never made, or, at the best, so microscopic and at such an enormous expense that they are absolutely useless except to gum on cards at the British Mu- scum. In France, they say a sol ution of phosphorus in sulphuret of carbon yields minute diamonds, but things are better managed there than here as has long been allowed. Cornhill Magazine.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
CIiSfa-a EsoSsOncT.

Reguiar ho1rs iron, 7:33 a- I,i- to I:.A ?. rS- ue-istratiaa from asa 2. rsl. t9 ! D. Ta- Ssoaey Order hoars. 9-31 a. m. to '. n. Sundays office open from q 3. n: to F I' siail departs fcr S0ionolviits Tdesdays, E<star:!ays Mail closes 6.S1 a. m.
 Mail fo- No-eaci closes st s:il T. VI. No foreign cr matilate1 money will be received for stamps. box rant or postal orders. Parties cailisg for mail matter other than that which is addressed to themselves must present al order for delivery.
 4. C. RzARDos, P. Il.
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MhTN STREET STORE.

fl Large Stock of Newly Selected Goods for The Summer Trade. money buying life the above stores; object satisfy customers and sell goods at the lowest margin We complete stock of Ladies' snd Gents Furushing Goods
 Silks, Sars Cashneres and Pads
 of the latest styles I.sccs Of evcgy description,
 Blankets, Bed Quilts and Shooting,
 In all widths Gnd qualities Boys, Youths and Gents Ready Made Suits perfect guaranteed Eastern prices Our Immense Stock Of Hats
 Arc Of the latest and best syles Just hand we'll assorted stock Of Esoots Shoes manufacturers be sold at the lowest figures A full stock Of Liquors, Tobaccos and Cigars Of the finesb bbranas always kept hand. Sold at
 Wholesale and Retail rates Our Large Stock Of Groceries and Provisions Are eunsurpossed in cheapness and quality Sewing Machines, Trunks, valises, Gun, Ammunition
 Willow, Qaeeas and Glassware. Wo invite all to make trial purchase. Come aud We are always willing to show Goods livery Article Marked at the Lowest Prices
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OFFICE CT TIE BOARD OF SUPER
 AIsORs, COUNTY OF GRAHAM, TERRITORY OF ARIZNoA.
 SoLoMoNvILLE, April 7th, 1887 -
 The Board met at 9 o'clock a. m. April 7th, 1887, pursuant to ad- journment.
 Present.-Hyrum Weech, Chair man; Vim. Whelan, Member; P. Michelena, Clerk.
 Absent.-H. c. Boon, Member.
 On motion the demand of H. W. Fennor, II. D. heretofore laid over by order of the Board, pending an answer to communication of the Clerk of this Board, with the party or parties in charge of St. Aary's hospital, in Pima county, in regard to sald demand, was .reconsidered and on the suggestion of District Attorney Bolan 1t was allowed as follows, viz:
 +. W.Fenner, M. D. professional services to Chas. Russell. indigent sick of Graham county, $7S00 al lowed 5000.
 On motion of Chairman Weech, It is hereby ordered that, whereas T. Tryon, delinquent under the revenue laws of this territory. for territorial and county taxes Of the year 1885, will, at an early date:. through Gilbert Webb, Sr tender to this Board the fuH amount of taxes, costs and penalties, charged against hlm as such delinquent, and for which bis real estate was conveyed to the territory by the County Treasurer as ex-officio tax collector in payment of said taxes, costs and penalties aforesaid, and whereas the sad property so con veyed to the territory as aforesaid, has been duly adverstised for sale by this Board, be and 1t is hereby ordered that upon payment of T. Tryon, through Gilbert Webb, ST. o; the amount charged against. and for which the territory acpuir- ed title to, the real estate of said T. Tryon, and any accruing costs that the proper instrument of con veyauce be executed and delivered to said T. Tryon, conveying the territory's acquired right, 10 the aforesaid property, to T. Tryon.
 Here Supervisor Boon came in and took his seat in the Board.
 In the matter of funding the county indebtedness; the Board after duly discussing the question, in all it's bearings, and having first thoroughly posted themselves in, and with a full knowledge of, the law authorizing them so to act, Rasolyod: That we takn tue neces-
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
 vIsoRs, COUNTY OF GRAHAM,
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 SoLoMoNy1LLE, April 9th, 1S87.- Board met at 9 o'clock q. m, pur- suant to adjournment.
 PTesent:-Hyrum Weech, chair. man, Wm. Whelan. member, II. C. Boon, member, P. Michelena, clerk.
 AIr. James F. Garratt, Justice of the Peace of Solomonville pre- cinct, handed in his resignation and on motion 1t was ordered ac- cepted and placed on file.
 s. W. Pomeroy, County Treas urer, aud Ben II. Crawford, Sheriff, made their quarterly settlement, iu the presence of the Board and their accounts were found correct. The Board then proceeded to set tie with the County Treasurer up on his quarterly statement, sub mitted as follows, viz;
 RECEIPTS. To amount received from Board of Supervisors. .$27, ,596 "A To amount received into General Salary Fund. ... 364OC To amount received from Delinquent Tax account 3,23037 To amount received from Licese fax account. .... 1,O36.0C To amount received from II. c. Day collector school district No. 2........... 6G1.15 To amount received from Collector poll tax 1SS6.. 501.OG To amount received from Territorial Treasury School Fund, 1885. .... SOILS To amount received from County Recorder. 3.GC To amount received from Delinquent Taxes, costs. 299 55 To amount received from fines account. .......... 21Z0C
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PROCEEDINGS
 OF THE Board of Supervisors.
OF THE
REGULAR SESSION.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPER ]
 vIsoRs, COUNTY OF GRAHAM, :
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
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, of tho tirst clGss.
 ". H. JGEES. Seal Superintendent
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Czarina (eomiug iu to breakfast) -"Good morning. my dearvitch." Good mornjugscoT" Czarina- "Allow lue to congratulate you up- on your escaping assassination during the nighj' Czsr-"Thank- ski. Will you please taste the cof- fee 10 se" Ii Ii Is poisoned?"-Puck>
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Goisc SoHIz.
pASSENaER RlTEs.

Children between five and twelve years of age half fare.
 s=-~IuI poIntls baggage carried free with ssch full fare, and D pO:nds with each haii
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Total receipts. =. $3422O.57
 DIsBURsGNENTs. N By County Building h. terest Coupons paid. s 1,500.0O By County Salary War rants redeemed. 3,450.G0 By County General War rants redeemed. 8,06l86 By County Contingent Warrants redeemed. :. 2,19O.73 By County Road War rants redeemed. 41C.IS By County School War rants redeemed. 4,497.50 By Courty Recorder 3.60 By Territorial Treasury amount remitted. ..... 6,747.5o Total disbursement for Huti tcI '%'-O;COo."~ Balance cash on hand to 2nd quarter. ....... S7,359.65
 The Board proceeded to count tho amount of cash on hand ID Treasurer's safe ard fonrd correct as reported to them, to wit: ST., 359.65.
 The question of reducing the salary of Cornelio Elias, as guard in the county jail, was brought be- fore the Board by Chairman \ eeck and in the absence of un- animity, vote was taken with the following result, viz:
 Voting aye Chairman Weech.
 Voting nay Supervisors Boon and Whelan. The nays heinz in the majority the salary was not re- duccd.
 District Attorney Bolan present cd 8 demand against Graham county ill the sum of SIS 90 cash paid by him for copies of the Rev enue and Funding Bills for the use of the county, on motion the demand was allowed as presented and warrant ordered drawn on the Contingent Fund of the county for that amount payable in cash.
 The Board took recess until 1:30 o'clock ?. m.
 Attest, H. WEIGH,
 r. MIcHELESA, Chairman.
 Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-11

que 10 the increased interest in one or two
STOCKS. The general list displayed the
same characteristics as on esterilv, dull
ness being the principal feature. The
opening wa* firm. with advances of 7 Ia
over Yesterdays tiual figures. There wa
ialr amount of business in the first few
minutes, but the market soon became dull
and 80 remained throughout the
day. The mOnOpOlist was firm
and fractional advances were estab-
hShed. An hour of stagnation followed.
and during the forenoon general heavy
tone was noticed. The market closed
heavy close to opening figures. The great
majority OF the active list showed fraction
al advances. Transactions lG5, 24s shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express AS; American Express
liz; Canada Pacific COS; Central Pacific
6Si; Chesapeake and Ohio :: do preferred
hrsts III do seconds :; Chicago and Alton,
l5!; do preferred l62; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy l46; Delaware and Hudson
1919; Delaware, lackawanna and Western
1881; Denver and Rio Grande, 3O}; Erie
33!; do preferred ~; Fl. Wayne, 154;
Illinois Central, l25; Lake Shore, 9Sl ;
Michigan Central 934; Minneapolis and
st. Louis Is; do preferred, 44I; Missouri
Pacific, lO9l; Northern Pacific, 81; do
preferred, 60i; Chicago and Northwestern
l2Si; do preferred l5Ol; New York Cen
trail, ll3; Oregon Transcontincntal, - g.;
Pacific Mail, 81! Panama, -; Peoria, d. x
f. Hs; Pittsbug, l5i; Pullman Palace
Car l5i!; Reading, 5l4; Rock Island, 1921 ;
ST. Louis and San Francisco, ~: do pre-
terred, Slz; first preferred, 49,; st. Paul
Minneapolis and Minnesota 1lS!; st. Paul
and Omaha, 5l!; do preferred l1si;
Texas Pacific, 32f; Union Pacific, Got
United States Express Is; Western Union
Telegraph 7Sg.
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GEORGE r .|=TAYLOR.

washed the figure is 33ic and for un'
washed medium - Ia ~ cents is being
paid freely in the country, but many hold,
ers decline to sell for less than 3Oc. Tub
washed medium brings from 81 to 31C.
The market in the East still remains
rather dull, and the Boston .idr'rfiS'r
quotes the following prices: Ohio and
Pennsylvania No fleece 33a5ic; Ohio
and Penn. \ and above BE; Ohio and
Penn. Xxx and above 3Sc. There still
seems to he more inquiry for medium woods
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10 -WoOl-Firm;
low and medium wool in good demand
Ohio PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia
NN and above 3!a3iC; y Blade mcdi-
UNI 37a3-c; coarse E7a3~c; New York,
Michigan aud Western fine or y and Xxx
32ai3c; coarse 36a37c; line washed delane
Y and Y y 3:I.t:}1c; medium washed comb
ing and delainc Babe; coarse do Ta39c;
Canada washed cOmbing 3ia3Gc; tub
washed 3jailc; medium unwashed comb
ing and delaine 3Oa3lc; coarse do 3ua}lc;
eastern Oregon lGa2lc; valley Oregon pa
2Sc: New Mexican and Colorado lia2lc.
Boston.
BOSTON, June 10 - Wool - Stronger;
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra fleece BE;
NN 3ia3jc; Michigan extra Bic; medium
unwashed cOmhing 3Oa3ic; fine and mcdi-
um territory l7a25c; medium new spring
Texas 23l27c; new spring California la
I~c; new unwashed 2Sa3Oc; pulled woods
super 33a;iic: extras 29d52c.
81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June O.-WOol-Easy; tub
washed lower: Colts braid unwashed
bright medium 23l2S &c; coarse braid lGl
De: low sandy l3alSc; fine light l9a2lc;
fine heavy la2Oc; tub washed choice 39a
Sole; fair 3Gd:i-c; low 3!a'1c.
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/ Owe My Life.
CHATTER ].
Il va, taken sick Ii year ago
lNFf1. F.FFEs.... s.-lFs

WITH bilious fever
My doctor pronounced IN, cured. but
got sirK AGAIN, with terrible pans in nll
back and sides, and | rot 50 bad
Gould not move
! Shuuk
From 24S lbs. to 1901 | had been doc
torlng for my liver, but it did no good,
dld not expect To live more than tire,
months. | began to use Hop Bitters.
DirecIIym appetite returned my pains lief
me- III! entire system seemed renewed rs if by
hlasiC, ana after asing several bottles, am no
Than ana before. To Hop Bittcrs owe my life.
Dtb''a, Jtute Il, 50. r. FITZPATEICk.
CHAPTER Il.
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suteIed with attacks of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble for years il
the most terrible and eNcruciatiug manner
No medicine or doctor could give me re,
lIel or cure until | used Hop Bitters.
The first bottle
Nearly cured me-
The second made me as strong as when
u child,
And / have been SO to this day"
My husband was an invalid iOr twenty
years with serious
Kidney, liver and urinary complaint
Pronounced by Boston's hest physicians
-"lncurahlrl"
Seven bottles of your Bitters cured him
and ! know of the
Lives of eight persons
Inn neighbOrhood that have been saved
by your bitters.
And many more are using them with
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Mrs. T. ID. stuck.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-11

longest IN the world, the viaduct being
over two miles, and the height of the bridge
seNenty-seven feet. There mc thirteen
spans of2i5 feet each; eighty five piers, of
which nine are hricEwork and the rest
iron cylinders. -Four weeks ago the last
span was most successfully iloated into
position, OF which incident We give an
Illustration. and now only two spans re-
main to he raised. TwO-t thirds of the per
manent way are now completed, As the
work was commenced in June, 1888, the
construction of the bridge has taken ex-
actIy four years, being somewhat under
the time estimated.
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Hardened Liver.

Five years ago broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint and rheumatism
Since then | have been unable TO be
about ut all. My liver became hard lik,
wood; my limbs were pulled up and filled
with water
All the best physicians agreed that moth
ing could cure me. | resolved to try HoI
BittcrS; | have used seven bottles; the
hardness has all gone from my liver, the
swelling from my limbs, ana it has worL,a
Il mimcic i'll my case; otherwise ! would
have been now in my grave.
J. W. MOREY, Buffalo, Oct. |, lSSi.